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THEY ARE ON DECK.
Tho California Veterans in St. Louis I'M
proving their Opportunities.

ST. LOUIS, September 2Sth.-The Veterans of
the Department of California have made special
efforts to entertain their comrades of the East
and have decorated the drill-room OF the armory
i'll profusion of bunting. Long rows of tables
are covered with delieioGs fruits, the vintage of
the Pacific slope
They met with misfortune in the delay of
the trains that were to have brought their COM
misSares, but finally received their stores to-
day The abundance weighed down the tables
and hundreds of Veterans and their families
for.
To night the California brigade gave a recep-
tion and banquet to local and visiting journal
lists: Nearly one thousand persons were seated
at the tables and were served in courses. About
fifty Journalists responded to the invitation, and
were handsomely treated.
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ALLEE SAME DEMKLAT.
Six Cinnamon Run as Delegates at a
Democratic Primary.

icopyigt, 1887, 1y 1e calJognie Assoeic,cd fressI
WASHINGTON, September 2sth.-lSpecial. +
Democratic primaries were held in Baltimore
the Mayoralty Nominating Convention, and
candidates for the City Council were nominated.
Contests were made in several wards. There
was considerable fighting, owing to the bitter
feeling between the eontesting factions Of the
party. In some of the wards. however, the fight
took a humorous turn. especially in the Fif-
teenth, where the opposition candidate for the
Council withdrew early in the day.
His adherents, determined on having ticket,
waited on Wing Ton, a Chinese laundryman,
aud requested per ission 10 use his name. The
HongoliaD. oiated over the honor, consented at
once, and at the same time furnished tho names
of six other Chinamen who We're Willing 10
serve rs deleggtes to tfe MayorGlty Caqyeplion.
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THE IRISH UNION.
Gladstone Criticises the EHor;s of a
Wculd-Be Irish Historian.

LONDON September 2sth.-Glaistone has a
criticism in the NiHeicsnti Century on Ingram
History Of the irish Union" He SAYS the
into the eruyer charges against the authors
and does not show eN en- q rudimentary knoWl-
edge OF the leading facts in Irish affairs. Glad
stone says he himself alter long striving TO ob.
tain an quaintance with the experience oi
unhappy Ireland, now knows just enough to be
aware that his knowledge OF it is imperfect,
and to have an inkliug of the magnitude aud
complexity of the task of this Thucydides OF
the Irish Union, who has not yet mounted above
the horizon.
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a FAIR MARGIN.
Condition of the Affairs of the Wyoming
Cattle KINGS

CHEYENSE, September 2sth.-The first report
of E. Nagle, Receiver for the bankrupt c;ittle
firm of Swan Bros. was filed with Chief Justice
McGirniss to-day 1t places the resources OF the
firm and ITS individual members at SS9S, $50 Oi,
with liabilities at S80S 999 ~ Amount of re-,
sources over liabilities, $50 $50 81 The personal
property of the firm, consisting of horses,
wagons and furniture. is not mentioned in the
Receivers report. 1t is now thought that if
forced sales OF the resources are not made the
creditors will be paid in full
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A SCEPTERLEss KING.
The New Regime in Hawaii Indorsed by
the People.

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2Sth-rSpecial =
The steamer City of Sydney arrived at 10 o clock
tonight. The news from China and Japan is
unimportant.
Adviees from Honolulu are that the elections
which occurred on the 18th inst. passed off
quietly. The result was a sweeping victory for
the new Reform party and the adoption of the
new Constitution. Ali the members of both
smaller Islands, were elected on the platform of
the Reform party, md are in favor of the new
Constitution and the present Ministry. All was
quiet q. the Islands.
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

a few items only from the rich gather
ing our sale represents:
Genuine Ostrich Tips, dark colors, Is
cents.
No. II Picot-edge Satin and Gros- grain
Ribbon, IL cents per yard.
Walking Hats, As cents.
Hat and Bonnet Frames, 10 cents.
Fancy Feathers, % cents.
No. i6 All-pure Silk Watered Ribbon,
30 cents per yard.
Trimmed Hats None ofthem marked
down less than one-half the former
price. They range from 25 cents and
upwards.
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ACCIDENTS At STOCKTON.
8 Fractions Horse.Plunees Into a Crowd,
with Serious Results,

STOCKTON, September 2Sth.-The runner FL
wood yesterday ran into a crowd OF men and
boys on the track at the finish of the first heat
in the mile and repeat race. Oscar Nickerson
San Jose boy jockey, was struck so hard it is
believed he will die. Fred. Collier, the we'll
known turflnan, about 60 years old, was knocked
insensible, but soon recovered. except for a
soreness. Three other men were run over, but
not seriously hurt AL Davis and brother. of
Copperopolis, were cut and bruised, but not
badly. The Nickerson boy was carried to
house near the Park where he was attended by
physicians, but it is feared he cannot live, on
account of conclusion of the brain. He rode
Susie in the first race.
LATER.-Oscar Nickerson, one of the persons
injured by Elwood when that horse few the
track at the races yesterday, is improving, and
there is chance for his recovery.
AN OLD MAN INJURED.
Copyright 1887, by the California Associated IrcsS
STOCKTON, September 2Sth.-A spring wagon
in which sat Joseph Putnam, of Clements.
farmer Is years old, was overturned by runa-
way team today. Putnam was thrown out
and received severe and perhaps fatal injuries
He is suffering from conclusion of the brain.
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DISASTROUS TRIP.
Accident to Member of the Govern.
ment Investigating Committee.

ICopyght, 1887, by The California associated ress.l
PORTLAND, September 28th.-C. E. S. Wood. a
lawyer, was kicked by horse at Middle des
Chutes bridge, about twenty-five miles from
Prineville, Crook county, and had both bones of
his nght leg broken at the ankle. 1t is very
serious fracture. Mr.. Wood is counselor for the
Albany Wagon Road Company, and was accom-
panying the Government Investigating Com
mission on its examination
The trip over the rugged Cascade Mountains
was disastrous one. J. G. S. Richardson. the
stenographer, was taken with typhoid fever in
the mountains and died at PrineYille, and now
MIR. Wood is probably cripp,ed for liie He was
formerly Lieutenant in the army and Chief of
General Howard's staff, when the latter was
Commander of the Department of the Columbia
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

One Lot Boys' Oyercoats: ages, to 10
years; (sold for 81 50l, now 81 80.
One Lot Men Fancy Figured or Stripe
Vests (sold for 81 50) now 70 cents
One Assorted Lot Boys Suits, knee
pants; ages, 6 to 10 years; at 81 so,
81 10 and 81 25.
Many Odd Lots in Boys Clothing, at
half-price.
Mems Waterproof Cloth Coats, 81.
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THE sISKIYOU FAIR.
Yreka Filled with People, and the Fair

Copyright, 1857, by de CGior7s 4ssocic.ea Press.
YREKA. September 2sth.-The town Is full of
play are coming in gradually. There was a
large turnout of people at the track to-day.
The firstrace, running, one mile, between Jubi-
lee Seven -and-a-Half and Waite Cloud, was won
by the latter. lime. l:51.
The second race, trotting, three minute class,
was contested by Lady Beach and Altena Lady
Beach won both heats Time, 2:3S-2:39.
The third race, trotting, for two-years-olds,
was contested by Allegietta and Aggie. The
first heat was close, Aggie winning by length
Time, 500. The second heat was won by Aggie
by two lengths Time, 3:23.
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THE LOGAN MONUMENT.
TIE ANARCHISTS APPEAL.
40 application Yet Made on Behalf o
tine Condemned Anarchists.

WASHINGTON, September 2Sth.-A reporter for
the Associated Press called upon Justice Field
today and asked if any application had been
Justice replied that no application had been
made.
g If an application was madc,' he said, " to
q Judge OF the supreme Court III the city of
Washington, other than the one from whose
circuit the case should come, it would be re-
ierred to the Judge OF that circut-in this case
10 Mr.. Justice Hanlon. If he were not in the
city, then to the Chief Justice. Only in the ab-
sence OF these two woud the Justice Ter au out
side circuit nct. -
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AROUND THE WORLD.
Arrival of Party of Distinguished
"Globe be-Trotters"

SAN FRANCISCO, September 2sth.-Maior J. O.
Hutchinson, of the Excursion Agency of Cook
& Son, arrived in this city yesterday by the
Central Pacific, accompanying a party of about
twenty tourists who are on their way around
the world. Some of the party are from England
and Others are from the Eastern States. They
intend to start for Yokohama on Saturday on the
steamer san Pablo.
Following is the list of the around-the-world
tourists comprising the party: A. W. Pope, Bos-
ton; W. s Crane, Detroit; John H. Scott, Phlla-
delphia; Robert Cline, Lewis /. Lehman, Chi
cagO; Charles Rebstock and Mrs. Rebstock St.
Louis; j. G, Shedwick, PHILADELPHIA Dr. Jas
Yates, Miss II. l. A Yates aud DR.. Ettey, Eng
land; NJ Higimbottam J. II. Higimbottam and
Paul de Bianchi Chicago
The party was made up in New York and left
there about the middle of the present month.
They expect to reach there again after their
encircling tour about the end of March next
year. Princess of India, who is now on the
way from the East, is expected to join the party
here before the sailing of the steamer.
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FOREIGN.
THE FRONTIER SHOOTING.
a Claim That the Frenchmen Were Shot
on German Soil.

BERLIS September 2Sth.-It is stated that the
Frenchmen shot on Saturday on the frontier
were shot on German soil, this being proved by
the bloodstaius on the ground. Two soldiers
who accompanied kaufman aver that they saw
the Frenchmen treSpassing on German territory
and shouted to wan them. The Frenchmen
paid no heed, and attacked the Kaufman party
and the Germans then fired, all concerned being
at the time on German soil
KauRniaa says he called three times for the
party TO stop, but no attention was paid. and he
fired. Then, seeing guns pointed at him from
behind trees On the French eide of the bound
ary, he retreated
From other evidence it is assumed lyv the
prosecutor that the shots were fired and took
effect on German territory
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NC FURTHER DELAY.
Jacob Sharp Quite Likely to go to Sing
1 Sing. Tn-nav.

NEW YoEK, September th.-fSpecal +
Jacob Sharp's counsel applied to Assistant bis
trict Attorney Nlcoll 10 day for a few days de-
lay III Shsrp's ease. TIE purpose was probably
to give time to attempt to secure a stay of pro
ceedings from some Judge OF the Court of APP
peals.
Nicon replied that the prosecution would con-
sent to no further delay, and the application
was made for stay to Chief Justice Ruger, of
the Court Of Appeals at Syracuse to-day. No
decision was had, and me stay must be granted
tomorrow morning, or sharp VIII be on his way
In Sing sing
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Tuesday afternoon the fine barn % AL
bert Tauzer, wao resides on Willow slough
g few miles south Of Woodland, vas en-.
tirely destroyed by fire. The bern was
only built last spring, and contained about
loo tons Of hay, besides the farming imple-
ments, etc. The horses were taken out un-
injured. Oar informant did not know
whsi the less would be, bu, it is doubtless
h4sYy.
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MORE WASHOU is.
Storms Playing Havoc with the Atlantic
and Pacific Road.

Copyright, 1887, by the California associated Ircssl
Los ANGELES, September 2S.h.--The storm
center in Arizona seems to have shifted to the
northern part of the Territory, and now il is the
Atlantic and Pacific Railroad which is the suf
ferer from excessive floods. Yesterday big
road, west of Albuquerque, but no serious DELAY
is apprehended as the assengers will be trans
ferred. Vice-President Smith, OF the Atchison
Topeka and Santa Fe, will reach this city o-day
however, without fail, and he will come from
Deming with the regular train over the South
ern Pacific
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department. Two-yan Fleet.

WEDNESDAY, September 2Sth.
People VS. All Ton-Defendant pleaos guilty of
burglary Sentenced to four years imprisor-
mens at Folsom.
Hoek Gan ct al VS.. Chas. Gibson ct al.-Case
dismissed.
Insurance Company-on trsla
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CHICAGO, September 2Sth.-General Slocum,
of New York, is here on his way to the g. A. K.
reunion at st. Louis. When asked if he was a
candidate for Commandments Chief, he is re-
ported to have said: " am not n candidate,
but expect TO be elected, just the same"
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Copuialt 1sz. hu 1.e cl.lis,.s;. -, -.

IVVVyTfy"Is II, by tlc CGl50rnia Associaitl Yrc,f
Los. ANGELES, September 2Sth-The report
that dissatisfaction exists among the Southern
Pacific employees in this city is unfounded AS
slsant Superintendent Muir states that no tissat-
isfaction exists
Nine cars of excursionistS arrived today. and
another large train will arrive this evening.
A public meeting was held to-day on the
project of building a railroad from Salt Lake TO
Los Angeles, at which many prominent citlzsns
were present. Board of Directors was agreed
upon and another meeting will be held to-mor-
roY to incorporate.
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OREGON.
a Murderer Conyicted-suicIde of a San
Franciscan,

lcopgigt, 1857, By tie ifor,siG Assoceea Press
JACKSONVILLE, September 2Sth.-The jury in
the case of Charles Il. Coiwell on trial for kill
ing Charles Keane, returned a verdict this after
noon of murder in the second degree, the peu-
atty for which is imprisonment for life. The
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,HANsED DAILY FOR c. H. GILMAN SEPTEMBER 80, 1887.
We intend TO make TO-DAY The Second One Our Great
'FOURDAYS' SALE
sn Here is the Entire NEW PRICE LIST promised yester
day. Note carefully the MATCHLESS BARGAINS.
EIGHT O'CLOCK THE HOUR COMMENCEMENT.
ONE LOT
kTEKSELY INTERESTING TO THE PURCHASING PUBLIC

Mems Calico Dress Shirts, sizes 16 to
163; (sold for $l), now 50 cents, TO
close
ONE LOT
Mems Summer Balbriggan Shirts, 10
cents.
ONE LOT
Mems Medium weight Fine Merino
Shirts (sold for 60 cents), now 40
cents.
Always Correct The Waterbury"
Nickle Watches, 81 15.
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LCopwigt, 1ss7. hu Me caIta,1,:a a..nci,I.a lr..,

lcoppiga, 1887, by he CaIior7ja associated Press
SANTA BARBARA, September 2sth.-The Nine
Ieehth District Agricultural Associations Fair
opened this morning with a large representa-
Ton from Lompoc and the northern part of the
address, which was followed by a promenade
concert The races and the fair will continue
till Saturday night.
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Tickets were hastily printed and headed, Dem
ocratlc conservative Ticket" with jackson
and Liberty surrounding Wing Toms name
Beneath were the names of his six Mongolian
brethren. The Cinnamon received 100 bona
fide votes
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H0EFMAN CRITICIsED..
Justice Field Expresses Snr!iriss at
Judge HoGman's Course

Judge Hofiman's Course.
lCcpy1gs, 1Ss7, 5gr sac California Associaed P,s,s
WASHINGTON September 2Sth.- Justice Field
was seen to-day by your correspondent, who
directed his attention To the fact that, Judge
Holman hnd rendered Il dissenting opinion III
the Stanforl-Rai!r0ad Commission case
. Yes, said the Justice, $50 l see by the news
papers. and am surprised by the announce
ment: Judge Hoffman was invited 10 seat on
the Circuit Bench by Judge Sawyer, simply as
an act Of courtesy. He was present during n
part of the argument and was not in Court
when its opinion was, handed down. 1t is GUS
tomary for Judge who intends to render dis
senting opinion, 10 be pres mt when the opinion
of the Court is given, and at least to make
known his Intention"
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Captain John McCaferty, who some three
years since gave out that he was Captain Nc
Cafierty, the notorious g Number One" of the
Phoenix Park murder is eauyassing in Oregos
sor 3 newspaper,
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Homicide at Antelope
copyrlgat, 1857, Jy Tie Caifornia A,,oeia,cd ,,

Copyright, 1887, Jy The California associated Press.
The DALLEs, September 2sth-Jack ghomp-
son Killed Herbert Sherry at Antelope on Mon
gay afternoon in drunken row. Thompson
Is the man who killed or murdered Harvey last
nh an Both were intoxicated and quarreling.
Sherry struck Thompson several times until tbe
latter, being cornered, and seeing no chance of
escape, shot and killed Sherry. He was brought
INTO ~ the city last evening and lodged IN Jail
Sherry leaves wife and three children.
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BERLIN, September 2sth.-Tlgman, formerly
American Vice Consul here, has been arrested
on suspicion OF having defrsu5ed several Amer,
ican citizens, besides a number of German
traGesmen.
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TOO MUCH CIRCUS.
Another Family Nearly Ruined by Going
to the Circus.

to the Circus.
iColh, 1887, By Gte California associated Press
MERGED, September 2Sth.-A very disastrous
fire occurred about O'Clock this afternoon about
six miles northwesterly from here on the ranch
of Wilson Elliott The family were all here at
tending Robinson's circus, leaving no one on the
place. The neighbors, discovering smoke on the
premises rushed to the house but arrived there
too late to save anything except COW and calf
that were tied in the barn. The building with
hogs, grain, six horses, all the ranch harness
wagons, plows and other farming machinery
was totally destroyed. As the country is full of
tramps it is possible the fire was caused by some
of them. The loss bears heavily upon the owner
as the barn was large, new building.
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Y California Land Case.
Courtney Defeats I,ubear,

BISGHAMToN (N. ", September 2Sth.-A good
race was rowed on the Susquehanna river at
Owego between Charles L. Courtney and Geo.
Bubesr to-day. The race was a mile and n halt
and return, for $1,000 side, aud was won by
Courtney. Time. 1875. a match was at once
made for another race for g., 800 within ten
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The Boss of Borrowers.
Ex-Governor Bartfett's Estate.

SAN FRANCISCO. September 2Sth-Columbus
Bartlett and Arthur Rodgers tl.is morning filed
IN the Probate Department of the Superior Court
Bartlett. by which they are appointed executors.
The Will disposes OF property worth. according
TO the estimate of the executors $4,000. 1t con-
slsts OF real estate in this city worth $4,000 real
estate in Santa Cruz county $4,000, personal
property worth $4,000 ard money in bank 81 :
800, The property is bequeathed to deceased S
brothers, nepheWs, Dieces and friends.
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CHICAGO, September 2sth.-First game-Chi-
cago 5, Pittsburg, =. Second game-Pittsburg
., Chicago 4.
Observation-Disclosures 3, Detroit T.
PHILADELPHA = The Athletic Metropolitan
and Philadelphia-Wa WashingtOn games were post
poned on account of rain.
Other games postponed on account of rain.
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Liberal Denaneiatson.

LONDON, September 2sth.-sir William Vernon
Harcourt addressed a meeting of Liberals at
Lewes to-day and denounced the Government
policy i'll Ireland as base and brutal.
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Weston's Body Recovered.

copyright, 1887, oyne California Associated Press;
CHICO September 2Sth.-A telephone from St.
JJohn, Colusa county, says the body of yonng
where he went down.
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SAN Francisco, September 2sth.-The Annual
Conference OF the Methodist Church South con
yened This morning in the Centenary Church
ON Bush street. Bishop R. h. Hargrove presided
The ealing of the roll showed eighty-fise mem
bers OF the conference present. l.. C. Renfro
was reelected Secretary: 4. r. Reams Assist
ant Secretary, and NJ. c. Fields Statistical See
retary.
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Death of a Nevada Pioneer.

lceP51g' 1857, ty lie California is:9cicted Press.
NEVADA CITY, September 2sth.-P. Sutton an
old and prominent resident and owner of sutton
ranch, died last night OF typhoid fever. pc
ceased came to this county i'll 1850 He was
two chi ,lrai, ~ mo in Cnr...i., %
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crime was committed six weeks ago, at the Cali
fornia and Oregon Railroad front.
The stage from Iakeyiew brings news of the
suicide of Robert Davis last Sunday, by shoot
ing himself with pistol. No csuse is assigned.
Davis was travelling for b. Friedlander, tailor
OF San-Francisco.
The " Army" Discharged.
lCoprigM, 1857 By the California associated IJsssi
PORTLAND, September 2Sth.-In the Police
Court to-day the seventeen members of the sal
Yation Army, recently arrested were dis
charged on condition that they conduct more
peaceable meetings hereafter.
A Postoffice Burned.
Copyright, 1887, by The Calfornia Associated Press
PoETLASD, September 2Sth.-The general mer-
chaGdise store of n. A. Barrett, at Mountain
dale, Washington county, was burned at I20
0 clock this morning Barrett was Postmaster
and the contents of the Postofice were de-
stroyed. In fact, the building and contents were
totally destroyed Loss, 81, ,700 insurance 81 800.
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new railroad line will, It is said, be e,liit
from Bakersfield TO Mojaye
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lCoPyght, 1857, by tie California associated Press
RoHNERvILIE, September 2Sth-The second
ton opened with better prospect than tbe
hrst. The weather is hot, and the crowd is in
The races to-day were as follows: The trot-
c. Time, DAG, 2:i2l4
The tWo-year-old trotting race was won bv
SILVER I've Shield. Time 2:56, 3OS5l.
ne three quarters of mile and repeat, run
ming, was won by Stoneman Time. lfg5L lbs
me proceeds at the gate the first day this
year were fifty per cent. more than on the first